Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-06-18
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When its hot, he wants IL cool,
When its cool, he wants it hot,
Always wanting what is not.
Big time coming, boys big time COM
ing the 4th of July celebration with
noisy confagration, will stir up the ma
ton, when the good time comes.
PARAsoLs.--We have just received d.
rect from the Manufacturer large line OF
Parasols and sun Umbrellas in all the lat
est styles in black and colored. Don't
fail TO call and see the new styles, as we
have large line at all prices.
EAnIERT & FIERY.
WITH a few more such buildings as
that being built by Emmert & Fiery,
our city would compare favorably in
elegance and beauty with any other city
of its size.
SCHOOLS are going begging in some
parts of Opequon District, in eonse-
quence of the apprehension that the
newly elected Board will cut the salar-
les of teachers.
BUSH MEETING TO morrow, Sun
day, bush meeting will be held at
Bedington. under the auspices of the
Mt. Zion Church. Trains will run on
the Cumberland Valley.
so for lodge in some vast wilderness,
A boundless eontiguity of space
Where the dust of the streets hide US
not from mortal sight nor the midnight
yells disturb our quiet repose
CHILDREN's DAY at the Baptist
Church last Saturday morning, was
quite success. The music was good,
the children that took part acquitted
themselves well, and their collection
amounted to over $4,000.
wearable, seasonable, sensible clothing
for the lean or stout, short or tall, yonng
or old. \ dollar here goes as far as half
more goes elsewhere. One word for it,
that is of some account. If you have little
money or much money, we can give you
its worth. j. Brafman, Manager,
Baltic Clothing House
Mr.. Henry Candy, living near Oak
ton in this county, has been appointed
a Notary Public by Gov. Wilson. The
appointment was made at the request
of Senator Faulkner for the convenince
of certain ex-Union soldiers in that vi
cinity who are drawing peusions.-
Statesman.
THE Teachers Institute, which will
begin on Monday, promises to be most
advantageous to the teacher. Several
experienced instructors will conduct the
exercises. This Institute is supported
by the Peabody Fund, hence it is not
an ordinary county affair. All teach
ers in the county are requested to be
present.
James A. Brown and Judge Hoke,
of Preston county, and A. G. Day
ton, ESQ.,, of Barbour, are named as
Republican candidates for Judge of
the Preston Circuit. The Demo-
Gratis will probably nominate Judge
Ice, if he will have it.-Morgantolvn
Post.
CARDS OUT.-Cards are cut for
the marriage ceremony of our well
known townsman, Mr.. Blackburn
Hughes and Miss Mary L. Perry,
at Charleston, S. c., on Wednesday
evening, June 22nd inst. Bon Voyage,
Mr.. Hughes and a safe return with the
bride.
The Grammar School has closed
There will be no commencement this
year, owing to the fact that the school
had no principal for several months, and
when Prof Cox did come, the prepara-
tion for examination and graduation &C.
cupied the undivided attention ofteach-
ers and scholars.
Mr.. GEO. BARTHoLow, of this city
was buried on Monday. Several weeks
since while carrying a cross tie he
burst blood vessel, since which time
until the day of his death he was un-
conscious He was an honest principled
and an industrious, hard working man.
He leaves wife and three children to
mourn his loss.
SCHOOL NMENCEMENT.- The an
nual commencement and musical soiree
of the Berkeley Female Seminary will
take place tonight at the school. Miss
Mary Lou Hunters music class will
render well-arranged programme, and
it is safe to say that it will be we'll
done. Miss Mary Lou is painstaking
and especially competent teacher of
of music. and her scohlars always take
high rank in other schools. Statesman.
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